A comprehensive marketing program should include customer prospecting. By segmenting your market niche and directing touch points toward customers in the same demographics as your existing markets, you can boost your sales team’s overall success, and drive your business’ growth.
The basic principle behind effective marketing campaigns is simple: Find out who needs your products or services, and then market to that “ideal” customer.
Without an effective cross selling campaign, you could be losing valuable sales potential to your competitors. If customers who purchase one product or service from you are not aware of your other products and services, you could be greatly limiting not only the ROI on your marketing efforts, but customer loyalty, too.
Need to improve the results of your customer prospecting strategy? The right approach can include referral programs, cold calling, direct mail, autoresponders or blogs, along with many other options. Direct-mail campaigns get proven results, and should generally be a part of the prospecting strategy for any business. Use these three strategies for better results:
Businesses that rely on local consumers to drive sales can benefit from taking a neighborly approach to marketing. Used in combination with other direct-mail marketing campaigns, a multilevel strategy that includes customer prospecting can be an ideal, cost-effective means to producing a more effective customer database.
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